Economic Indicators

Facebook Inc. is buying Recreational Equipment Inc.’s custom-designed new headquarters near Seattle.

The news comes less than one week after the bank told senior employees of the sales and trading operations in London and New York that they and their teams must return to the office by Sept. 21.

Income for U.S. households rose sharply last year and the number of people living in poverty declined before the pandemic hit.

Wealthy New Yorkers should brace for tax hikes as the city grapples with one of the worst fiscal crises in nearly five decades, City Comptroller Scott Stringer said.

Delta Air Lines said Tuesday it will avoid involuntary furloughs for most frontline employees except pilots.

New research explores link between family formation and eligibility for social welfare programs.

With one in every six restaurants closed permanently or for the "long term" the restaurant industry is on track to lose $240 billion in sales by the end of the year.

Thousands of airline workers are bracing for layoffs at the end of the month unless Congress overcomes a monthlong stalemate.

Americans who lost their jobs during the coronavirus pandemic could receive as much as $1,800 in unemployment benefits under an executive measure signed by President Trump.

Texas Rep. Kevin Brady introduced legislation that would create a temporary payroll tax holiday from Sept. 1 to Dec. 31

The fiscal year-to-date deficit is about $3 trillion.

More jobs lost in the early months of the coronavirus pandemic are disappearing permanently, Labor Department data shows.

White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow on Friday said he was unsure whether Congress will pass another coronavirus relief package before the November election.

President Trump on Friday lauded JPMorgan and Chase for calling its top trading staff back to the office after months of remote work.

Each crisis resulted in large federal spending projects.

Economists think the pace of the recovery will moderate following of a recent pick-up in new virus infections

The S&P is on pace for a second straight weekly loss

The Department of Justice has charged 57 people since May with trying to steal more than $175 million from the Paycheck Protection Program.

A month-long deadlock between White House officials and top Democrats is imperiling the odds of another stimulus deal before the November election.

The report comes on the heels of new government data released last week that showed the economy added 1.4 million jobs in August.